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cs student · ai engineer · mass anxiety enjoyer
warning: contains dal makhani opinions and 3am debugging stories
3rd year CS at UNB building AI agents, ML pipelines, and the occasional weird side project. Self-described mass anxiety enjoyer; fueled by caffeine and dal makhani.
Summer 2026 is chaos in the best way. Here's the live feed.
TravCan Technologies. Building production agents, wiring middleware, breaking things at 3am and fixing them by 4am.
Yes, voluntarily taking classes in summer. No, I don't know why either. Something about "graduating on time."
Contributing to repos in Go and Rust like it's a personality trait. Issue triage, PRs, the whole thing.
Founding cohort member. Kaggle competitions at 2am, pretending I understand gradient boosting before coffee.
sleep schedule: non-existent · caffeine intake: concerning · vibes: immaculate
From production AI agents to civic tech to C++ carbon measurement — each one taught me something I couldn't learn from a course.
AI civic intelligence platform tackling Calgary's 30.4% downtown vacancy crisis. MindFuel Tech Futures 2026 finalist (31 projects, 7 provinces); seed funding approved.
5-phase Progressive Disclosure agent for TravCan with 14 tool handlers, context-compression middleware (~43% token reduction), and LLM-as-judge eval gating every deploy.
From teaching CS labs to shipping production agents — the path so far.
I'm a 3rd-year CS student at UNB who happens to spend an unreasonable amount of time thinking about agent architectures and data pipelines that don't lie to you. Outside of code: black cats, lo-fi anime soundtracks, and a saving plan for a motorbike.
They're literally humans with better boundaries.
Naruto + BSD + MHA on rotation.
The two pillars of my engineering practice.
Surviving on dal makhani and ramen until then.
Writing about what I build — published on Dev.to.
A Discord-based autonomous agent built on OpenClaw that scans 60+ company career portals daily, scores internship roles A–F across 10 dimensions, and automates the entire job search pipeline.
If you're hiring, collaborating, or just want to swap anime recs and infra horror stories — my inbox is open.
100 quests across 5 chests — click one to crack it open
memes, mood, miscellaneous chaos
small entries from the journal
17 years old, two suitcases, and a plant I knew wouldn't survive customs. Mom cried at security. I didn't, until the plane took off and I realized I'd never live in that house as a kid again. The next morning I was in a Fredericton apartment with no furniture and a feeling that's still hard to name.
I couldn't find the dal my mom uses. Different country, different brands, no labels in Hindi. I stood in the aisle and cried like a child for 20 minutes. A stranger handed me a tissue and said "first year?". Yeah. First year.
I told myself I'd wait until I had a real job. Then I saw a black kitten at the shelter. He was the smallest one. He climbed into my hoodie and fell asleep. I didn't have a real job, but I had a hoodie and a heart. He came home that day.
Three internships rejected me in one week. I sat in the library bathroom and seriously considered going home. I called my dad. He said, "beta, the people who finish things are just the people who don't quit on the bad day." I went back. The fourth one said yes.
I was debugging the agent middleware at 3am, found the bug, fixed it, watched the eval pass. I leaned back and thought "I'm an engineer." Not "I'm studying to be one." Just — am one. Smallest sentence. Took years to earn.
"I can do it with a broken heart." That's the whole vibe of being 21 and trying to build something while everything inside is loud. I'm still figuring it out. But I'm doing it.
hello, traveler. you've made it to the end of my secret realm.
what would you like to do next?
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